A high school educator in the Netherlands has recently gained attention for her innovative approach to teaching anatomy. In a surprising twist, she climbed onto her desk and removed her outer layers, revealing a unique anatomy suit that showcased the human skeletal system and internal organs. “At first, they were taken aback, thinking, ‘Is the teacher really taking off her clothes?’ But their surprise turned to delight once they saw what was underneath,” said Anna Jansen, the biology and gym teacher at Rijnwoude High School in Hazerswoude Dorp.
After years of teaching, Jansen felt it was time to find a way to better engage her students. By investing her own time and resources into acquiring this eye-catching “teaching tool,” she managed to capture her students’ attention. A video of her unveiling the suit shows her class thoroughly entertained and engaged. Unlike the typical plastic anatomy models found in classrooms, Jansen’s demonstration provided a fascinating glimpse into muscle and bone placement on a real human figure.
This story illustrates the dedication educators have to making learning exciting and meaningful for their students. Jansen’s creative idea, which she clearly put a lot of thought and effort into, transformed a typical lesson into a memorable experience. It’s not every day that a teacher dons skeletal yoga pants and hops on a desk to teach anatomy—who knew our intestines occupied so much space? Even I learned something new from her fantastic demonstration.
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In summary, Anna Jansen’s exciting teaching method not only captivated her students but also highlighted the lengths educators will go to make complex subjects more accessible.